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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1933

Page

2

World co operation in prospect boosts world trade hopes

The article notes growing international cooperation as leading statesmen plan a world economic conference in London and expect reciprocal tariff growth and an international monetary unit. It highlights Canada’s renewed optimism, possible easing of Continental Europe trade, and Germany’s mixed stance under Nazi leadership influencing global recovery.

Washington London Canada Ottawa Prairie West Europe France England Germany Hitler Guedalla

Translator Reveals Cinderella Slipper Made of Vair

Sir Gerald Wollaston, garter king of arms and heraldry expert, told the Royal Society of Arts that Cinderella's slipper was made of vair a heraldic fur. He disputed the popular glass claim noting the term ver re caused the confusion. The Netherlands may restrict planted areas for agriculture.

Cinderella Gerald Wollaston Garter Royal Society of Arts

London GPO Enables Coordinated Business by Phone

The general post office in London offers simultaneous telephone conferencing for business people in London Manchester Leeds and Glasgow. Specified participants join at a set time and hear each other as if seated in the same room all without travel.

General Post Office London England Post Office Manchester Leeds Glasgow

Six Week Canadian Visit From Vice Admiral Caulfield

Vice Admiral Francis Wade Caulfield describes a six week trip through Canada as president of the Association of Retired Naval Officers. He notes hosts across Nova Scotia to Alaska and praises hospitality while detailing members’ occupations from farming to ferry operation. He laments pound depreciation and notes families living comfortably with labor saving devices and cheap electricity.

Canada Francis Wade Caulfield Association of Naval Officers Vancouver Caulfield Pacific Coast R.N.O Nova Scotia Alaska Ontario J.P Rocky Mountains

Luxurious Beverly Hills House Of Former Chicago Bank Director Sells At Auction

The 11 room Beverly Hills residence of Frank A Mul holland former Bain bank director and real estate operator sold at auction. The property featured a 14 carat gold ceiling smoking room morocco leather walls and a rich furnishing package including a hand carved walnut dining set and French walnut seating.

Chicago Bank Chicago Frank A. Mulholland Bain Banks Beverly Hills

Trade limits curb Canadian cattle exports to six steamers

Winnipeg brokers condemn the Dominion Government for not subsidizing ocean tramp steamers to enter the cattle trade. Only six steamers are available, two British companies own them, and owners offered to fund half the fitting cost if the government covered the rest. With capacity to export 450 cattle per voyage and three trips weekly in summer, annual exports cap at about 45,100 though potential reach could be 100,000. Boat costs align with head capacity at roughly 12 dollars per head.

Winnipeg Britain Canada

Fast Northern Mail Run Sets Spring Record

Constable Norris Yates completed a 425 mile trip from Chesterfield to Churchill in seven days, the shortest time on record. He traveled with a 4p Indian guide by dog team, reaching the post in early April. The route is used twice each winter to carry mail and supplies. Yates previously escorted a western Canadian scientific explorer for a month, living largely cut off from civilization as an Eskimo.

Chesterfield Churchill Norris Yates Constable Yates

Regina Council Supports Pro Vincial Land Scheme

Regina city council endorsed participation in the provincial back to the land scheme amid criticism. Critics argued higher costs per family this year, and policy shifts from last year, with the city agreeing to cover one third of expenditures up to 400 dollars and one third of any excess up to 200 dollars, while last year the cost was 100 dollars per family.

Regina

Remark on hats stockings and a would be millionaire husband

The dialogue shows a wife chiding Henry for fussing about small bills for hats and stockings. She jokes she could have married M. T. Head the telephone magnate and become a millionaire, prompting Henry to remark that explains his wealth.

Henry M. T. Head

Completes Twelve-Year Task Priest Artist's Paintings

Msgr Chas Maillard, a priest artist, finished twelve years of work painting religious pictures for Gravelbourg hospital. His Way of the Cross comprises fourteen life size paintings around the church, noted for color, symmetry, balance, and conveying Christian doctrine. Coyotes have special places to meet and sing after nightfall, but they do not use the same ground two nights in succession.

Gravelbourg Hospital Chas. Maillard

Winnipeg Masquers Club wins Dominion drama festival

The Masquers Club of Winnipeg won first place at the Dominion drama festival with The Man Born To Be Hanged by Richard Hughes. It scored 83 percent under adjudicator Rupert Harvey and receives the Bessborough cup and best English play trophy.

Masquers’ Club Winnipeg Richard Hughes Rupert Harvey Canada Harvey Les Rantzau Erckmann-Chatrain L'Union Dramatique de Quebec Enr Quebec Dramatic Organization Methuselah George Bernard Shaw Vancouver Little Theatre Association Mr. Harvey Will Shakespeare Clemence Dane Ottawa Drama League la Nuit le Cercle Dramatique Des Etudiants de Leval Quebec Maurice Leval Marcel Gerbidon Les Anciens du Gesu de Montreal

Farmer's son tries law career and quits quickly

A farmer's son leaves a city law office after three days. His father asks how the law suits him. The boy replies that it isn't what it's cracked up to be and laments learning it.

Josh

German railway inaug urates radio service on trains ferries

Radio telephone service between trains and ferries has been inaugurated by a railway in Germany. Meteor Crater in Arizona measures about 4000 feet across and 600 feet deep.

Germany Meteor Crater Arizona

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Netherlands Milburn George Scribner Naowigewauk, FB Miers Constable Dominion Drama Festival Masquers Club of
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